he's told his agents that he never wants to play in the US again
Did he state for what reason?
This isn't the first time I've heard this and I'm sure many
other list members have heard artists say this.
US artists who rarely play in the US or who leave the US to live elsewhere
because they
Dave Clarke says it too.
It's really tough getting into the US now even for a holiday.
They are not just suss on potential terrorists but foreign media, DJs,
producers, even with visas.
They're introducing fingerprinting for *all* tourists come Sept even from so
called friendly nations.
I
Cyclone Wehner wrote:
I
have heard a lot of international DJs say the current climate in the US is
offputting.
You'll find a lot of domestic DJs saying the same thing. I don't think
the recent/continuing mass exodus to Berlin is entirely career-motivated.
--
Dennis DeSantis
There's a long standing joke about the same 20 people coming out to hear
fill in your fav techno dj here play in NYC ;(
It's even been written in the village voice, so sad. What makes it so sad is
that it's so very true... and getting worse because some of the 20 have
moved to Berlin.
-p
No doubt.
I always love visiting the US though.
Or maybe people are just in a state of flux.
There's also a lot of Brits and others heading to Berlin, like Ewan Pearson.
Also people going to Spain (Christian Smith, Cristian Vogel, Funk D'Void,
etc).
Carl Cox has been over here and telling
Actually, Dave Clarke doesn't play in the US because he charges $10,000
for a gig. Nobody is worth that much money. ;)
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Dave Clarke says it too.
It's really tough getting into the US now even for a holiday.
They are not just suss on potential terrorists but foreign media, DJs,
producers,
Sometimes people charge hefty amounts for other reasons. Like they're
saying, I don't really wanna play there... I don't know what his reasons
are. But he's playing Hobart, Tasmania, and there's no way they'd have that
money.
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